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Arl,nn.n. rI,me A..oeletlop.

NJ. LoUw, Mo-, AuguSs ~. Pc
llmina'y steps b,ve bsei taken within
the pas, few days by repr' seniatives
oithe Iron Mountain. the st. Louis.
Arkauss tnd Texas, the Memphis
Little Rock, the ~. oulB and San
FnpcIsco, tho Kausas Oi'J, Spring
fisil and Msmphis. aad Little Rock
and Fort Smith X ilroads 10 form
what istu b. known ~ the ArFa1sas
TAfi, Association. 10 organic i'm
will ne prritced lr nt usya and q
-seletsfy Who vii aeg e,mU'ss.on-
or will be appointed Il ct isct 10 10
maiuian r.t.a End perform all iunc-
tlons y. u FL Fs.nu'stion.
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Leader. .IsservIewed .

LONDON, August l9.-Concefning
the proclAiming Of tbs. League Mr.. Will
lam o'Brien tsId today: "Tho proc.
lamation a. II stands will not impede
the work Of the league. regard Il 90
g better indication Of the hopeless pc
sition OF the government than even
the Northwich election. II il signih-
cant that the league WAS no. pro.
Gained under the sections OF the
crimes bill relating 20 crime or assocl.
stion To commit crime. The govern
ment have placed themselves in this
position: II they do nothing further
they will be lAughe at and II they do
proceed in the matter they will antsg.
onlE, public opinion IN Great Bhtsin.
Whatever they do they are powerlees,
because the League means the Irish
people"
Mr.. Sexton expressed himself a. fol.
lows: "Tbe leagus was proclaimed
uudrr clauses which the government
did no, sllow 10 be discussed in the
House Of Commons. The action will
have the Effect Of clarifying the polil-
icsl atmosphere. Lord Harrington
will probably throw his lot with the
Conservatives, while Mr.. Chamber.
lain may return 10 bis Liberal party.
rhe government Ia answerable Tor do.
suoying the lesgue's power Of re.
straint. Ilthe government suppreeses
the league Ireland will receive the
proclamation with contempt, followed
BY n feeling Of hops In the future"
Mr.. Harrington, In an Interview,
taid: "The action OF the government
Ia an idle display. II they 10 iurihev
our men will continue 10 woik. !
myself am going 10 Dnblln tonight Ia
take ch arge there. The government
policy will undeniably strengthen the
LIBERALS OF Great Britain"
In an interview, Mr.. Dillon said that
the proc smation had been expected
for weeks and rould not dlsiurb the
| loaQue.
Messrs. Parnell, Dillon, o'Brien
Harrington and other Nationalist
started for Dublin this evening. Some
Of them will return 20 assist 10 the
debate on Thuuday. when Mr.. Glad
stone will move an nddnss 10 the
crown denouncing the proclamation oI
the league. Most Of the Liberal'
Welcome the action OF tho government
on the ground that II will tend "a
hasten the Gladlionian resotion IN
Great Britain. A number Of Lltera
members OF ths House OF Oommonf
will proceed 10 Ire and 10 prove theil
sympathy with the lesgus. The To
ri,s are ohagrintd over the prospect o.
pro longation OF the session. Toe
bulk Of the Uniohisls approve the
governments action.
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Excitement raused by Its Announce.
ment Ia the House.
An Action Which VIII Be Very
Deeply Regretted.
Chamberlain Withdraws From the
Unionist Party.
A Cruel Martial Law 60 Ne En-.
forced Upon the Tenants Re-
ports OF henry stanIey's
Death Ussrue.

LONDON, August 19-Mr. Baliour,
Chief Secretary for Ireland, announced
In the House Of Commons this after
noon that the Government had pro.
claimed the Irish National League.
He said the lesgue was proclaimed as
q dangerous association under section
six OF the Irish crimes act amendment
bill recently made law. [Cheers and
counter chser.l The government
had thus taken the power conferred
upon them by that statute to prohibit
and suppress the league.
Continuing. Mr.. Baliour said;
"There are two subheads Of the sixth
section Of the act mentioned in the
proclamation, which declares as fol-
lows: Whereas, we are satisfied that
there exists In Ireland an association
known as the Irish Nsaional Lssgue,
which In parts Of Ireland promotes
and incites acts Of violercs and in.
limitation" IA voice: "It's q lie,
no bIanch Of the league is engaged in
such work."l The subject was then
dropped, aud the House went into
committee on the land allotment bill.
Mr. g. x,on asked whether the sole
ground for the proclamation was that
the league was simply an association
tending TO interfere with the law.
Mr.. Baliour, In reply, read the term:
| Of the proclamation. Mr.. Harrington
asked whether Mr.. Balfour was aware
that nearly all branch g Of the league
| were engaged IN registration work
whether he knew that the league Wal
the only association opposed to the
Conservatives la that work, and
whether the proclamation was intend
ed 10 paraly the effects Of the League
10 the advantage Of the Conservatives
on the new register.
MIR. Bslfour replied that no brancl
| OF the league coDhued TO registration
would be- impeded In its WORK.
Replying further to Mr. Sexton, Nr.
Balfour said that until the viceroy 10
eued an order regarding a particula
District the proclamation will have NJ
10 CO.
In order 10 emphasize their indigun
1 tio,, y number OF Liberal mstph"'r !
the III luse Of Commons haze decide,
10 Join the league. The proclaimin
OF the league was excitedly discusses
at all the Gladstonian clubs In Lon
don this evening. Irieh papers mp
peared with black borders thls even
ing. The announcement oil the pro
c aiming was received quietly
IN Ireland. At Limerick twenty
ak new members Joined the league
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The Court Over niles the Plea OF the
Defense's Counsel.
A Whole Army OF Witnesses VIII
Arrive Today.
he Town Crowded 70 Oyerf OwIag
With Partisans.
No Many, In Fact, THAI Thsy Tsas
Out 90 BRmi ton Health and
Jovisi-A lively Cou,t
Scene,
ESPECIAL TO rBK LPrrAL.t

BRANDON, MISS, August l9.-Ths
Hanilton case was resumed today.
counsel l1r defense presenting their
plea for continuance. The s ate in
sisted that tho plea should be filed a.
a record. Counsel objected. After
argument the Court overIulrd the OBJ
/ ctIon, and the case will proceed. A
cloud OF witnesses will STRIVE tompr-
row as the result Of summary pro-
cesses issued The presence In tho
town OF number Of psrtissns OF both
Hamilton and Gambrell has not yet
led to any trouble, the temper Of the
visitorS seeming to be simple desire
for justice.
Hamilton Ia fat and ,vial, and look
ing not bit like an assassin. Hs has
been assigned comfortable quarters In
the county Jail, modern structure,
and the on,y modern one here.
The prosr 81 Of tho case was do
layed by he irial Of y burglary case of
considerable lotal interest owing to
the hieh standing II .ome Il the par
tiss Implicated. In May last two Of
the storsp oi the town were entered
foroibly, thu rates blown ard contents
amounting 10 about 81 90, In cash
and issery TO n coutideiRb o ,mount
stolen. Suspicion poiut, d 10 a num-
bsr OF negforn her, whute reputation
L. shudy, but euhs' quent develop
ments and the tee imoDy Oi q yOunp
colored girl who had heard tho thieye,
QaRrIeiing over the division OF the
rpolls poiniei to we'll known whit,
men, one OF them tnp SON OF frvs
byttrian minister, another a lormel
Safe Pr inter, ,aod the ,hird a machinis
Of Jacts,n. The trial hiss oc
cupied nine DAYS, A-d resulted
IN the convict n OF tho man on trial
An app al all be taken. Fs. ling rar
90 high that at one stage OF tGe cas-,
the ATTORNEYS on both sltes, including
all the local bar, uum herring dozen ol
more, INDUCED In fee dshts ia the
courtroom. No ca'ualths
The best Of trdrr prevails. how
ever, aud TO trouble Is aadc pa ed
Hon. A. J. McIaurin, the leading nj
,orney for the dsie 50, IL arssideu
and most conservative man. has
laigs following and sufficient pei
sola h flusnce 10 rnmmAril
suppress sny outbre <. Aside ffor
tbs fact, IL is recognised b
both sides that any ontbrssk woul
materially lniuro either eide. Th
town Ia 20 crowded with people Il
tracted here by the trial that many Or,
tenting in the de DE- adj AGENT TO lh'
| town.
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The Lost Vessel and One Beat seen
on the Iath.

NKw YoRK, August ls.-Tbe steam.
or Helvsis, Capt. Oochrane, from
Lo oadon, which arrived here today, 70.
ports: August 18th sighted to the
northwest wba, appeared 10 be yeo.
sel on FIRE; bore down 10 her and
iau d that II was the Inman steamer
City of Montreal, with nothing but
her funnela and bowsprit standing
The Are was still burning below fore
and aft. The weather at the time waH
very clear and fair with a smooth fea
but there wss no elgn of any Of heI
boats Ia sight except ono that was fall
OF water and looked as though II
hsd not been used sitor being lowered
into tue water II WIS supposod IN Il the
passer gers ana crew hsd been taken
Oh by some passing vtssel.
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AFGHAN HsTAH.
I've oaeer. Exsoatta for Con
sptssey.

B3sBAI, August l9.-Taimrr Shah
aud two officers q. Herat have been
executed by the Amesr Of AighsnIstan
In coossqu,nee Of having conduc'ed
secret negotiations with Ayoub Khan.
Abdul RAhman Shers Alis, General
10 Chief, and for Bome time pasi pen.
,i,ner on the Ameer's bounty, hga
teen placed under arrest, charged
with q similar ofenss. The Amer
has ordered q compulsory enlistment
oithe able bodied men among the Cen
dahaTls, who have refused 10 render
volunteer service. The GhilEhIs ars
broken up into small parties and are
dispereing, bsing depressed by the
victory achieved over them by Ghol
amhyde, commander Of the AmeeT'a
forces, on July 26.h. Gholamhyde ID
nov marching norlhwMd.
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A arstuito ms Insult.

LONDON, August 10 Mr.. Psrnell, iu
an interview this evening. said the
action Of the government in proclaim
the league was a gratuitous insult to
the Irish, considering the present con.
dition Of Ireland. It was merely a
move to cover the w''knees OF the
land bill. Ii the bill did not protect
tenants from eviction tronble would
be inevitable during the coming win.
ter.
Mr.. Parnell postponed HE departure
for Dublin in order TO attend the de.
bate In the House OF Commons.
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The "ssaudsra" Appiands.

LONDON, August l9.-The Standard
applauds tho governments flrmness
In the matter Of the land bill and Ia
surprised at Mr.. Chamberlaln's atti.
tude. "The only fitting answer II
PMnell's mensces," says the Standard
'is tha, the government will not fail
In lie duty 90 pro o'ect life and property
In Ireland by ,ree uso oi the powers
Parliament has conferred upon H."
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CITY OF noNTsEAL.
she Had 43s Passenger Aboard
Her Dfmeusfons.

NEW YoRK, August 19.-Tne officials
Of the Inman Line have no direct ad.
vices about the City Of Montreal. She
left this city on the 9th instant, and
was iour days over due from Liver.
pool. Considerable anxiety hsd begun
10 be felt about her. She bad no ant
cabin passengers, but carried 223 inter.
mediate aud lib tteersge pa.senaeri
The City Of Montreal messuIed i32
feet over all-iorty. -four ieet In nodded
width Of beam and thiriy-six feet deep
from tpar deck 10 keel. Hor gro.s
tonnfge was 1896 shs was hu |. by
Tobsy 4 90, OF Glas COW, In 1871, va'
nm iron tcrew steamer, and had nine
bu K hesds; was equipped with com
poubd engines having 600 horse
power.
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Tho Aesian nlsrnsaea.

LONDON, August I9.-The proclaim.
ing Of the league was the subject Of
excited discussion In the lobbieo Of
Parliament this evening. Tho Glad
stonIsns ss,ert that the goyaument ID
unjust aud impIudent In proolaimins
the league. The Parnellites cay that
tho government wish 10 Creale trouble
and outrage In Ireland during tue
coming winter; that the proc amation
will fofcs the extremist measures oil
the lssgue 10 the front, and thai the
government will shortly bitterly re-
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Csuuo, suppess she eovsrnmsns

LONDON, August l9.-Mr. Russell
writes that he cannot continue to sup
port the government, the latter hav'
ing violated Its promise In regard to
the land bill. Mr.. Russell will cancel
his engagements to speak at Unionisl
meetings during recess. Mr.. Russell
is q member OF Parliament for the
south division OF Tyrone, and was
elected a. q Liberal Unionist. p.
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aRR VI AN v.
An Eeiips. Of the Sun scsn In Ber'

Bsa,s, August 10 -Th6 We, 81
eclipse Of the sun today. The SKY
was entirely overossi and Tie sun wst
invlaible. The eclipse was preceded
by the appearance OF deeply colored
cloud. ,fhe color increased aa the
Gun rose, but gradually faded, where
upon general dsrkness suddenly set
IN. Clou1n Of increased deep color.
ina returned after q few mlnutes and
then daylight eusutd. Thousands a
people came to Birllp by the railway
aud In oariisges from different points
70 observe the phsnomenon.
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mr.. Cha mbsriain Leaves ibe Uaion.

LONDON. - ar. Chamberlain and
Mr.. #. W. Russell have Withdrawn
from the Unionlst party IN couse.
quence Of the proSlsiming Of the lrish
National League by the government.
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Government vigorously Attacked.
IoppoN. Auguat l9-The Pail Mall

GOVeFmmtut SIKOfo"Ty HEHHcHe~.
LONDON, Auguat l9-The Pal, Mall
Gazette, this afternoon, very vigor-
ously attacks the government party
for adopting, in the House Of Com
mons, last evening, the Earl Of
Cadoesn's amendment to the Irieh
land bill relating to town parks. The
Gssstte urges the Liberals TO revolt
against the governments lrieh policy
In the House OF Commons, to.obstruc,
the passage Of supply measures and
thus force dissolution,
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APiasue ON tho ueases.

LONDON, August 19-The Chronicle
Gays: Il would be rs easy TO mako an
empty sack stand up stii and strsish'
~ 10 en- ,portlthe governments cha
m,leoG-like policy. A plague on both
your houses, 10 the natural verdict VI
tho Ecg.ish and Scotch Unionists.
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BnIrs Il npsror william 10 70 IA
that !, hsa btcn arrloged ihtt the
King n Sax nv shall represent him at
tho Kiougsburg msueuvers' The
ofiieisl bnlstin siJB the Emperor
capph cold duting = sudden change
IN tns weathsr, and that the chief
symptoms Of his present indisposition
are OCCASIONAL rheumatic pains.
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4 ord. Adopt the LAND nil.

LONDON. House OF Lords, this
evening, adop'ed the liieb land bill as
received from the House oi Commons.
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pent their action. All the important
documents of the League have been
removed from the headquarters in
Dublin.
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ur.. Cleveland su naybt.

Enx BKDyoRD, MAss., AusuSi 10
Mrs Cleveland has been living quiet
ly at Marion since the reception on
Mouday, going out no further than
to yiii, Mrs. elders studio and 10
ido anu bsthe. Her vlsils 10 the
studio are frequent. Those in q p1fi.
tlon 10 know siY that Mrs Cleveland
10 heying tludi,s made Of her face by
August NJ. Gsudens, the well known
sculptor, with view Of reproducing
her features In marble. General
dfeely this afternoon ID d The tlma Of
Mrs. Cleveland's leaving Marion will
not be announced In advance.
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A STEAMSHIP BURNED.
City of Montreal Destroyed.
Fire Breaks Out shortly After All
on Beard Retire.
A Scene OF CONSERVATION Ensued
Among the Passengers.
Family Groups Hud6led Together Ia
Fear and trembling.
All PasseD gers Taken OF the BurE-
ing Vessel tn Safety, but
One Lifebost IL 9TH
Missing.

LONDON. August 10.--The Inman
Line steamer City Of Montreal has
been destroyed by FIRE at sea. Her
passengers were saved.
The City Of Montreal left New York,
August 9th, for Liverpool. She was
Commanded by Capt. Lsad. The news
Of the burning OF the City Of Montreal
was learned upon the arrival at
Queenstown, this morning, Of the
British . steamer York City, Capt
Beun, which left Baltimore August
4.h for London. This steamer received
the passengers aud crew from the
burning vessel and brought them to
Qiesnstown. 1t is learned that shortly
afier the passengers had gone to bed
on the night Of the 10th, the ship b,-
ing 10 latitude 43 porlh at the time,
they were aroused by an alarm OF FIRE.
A scene OF CONSERVATION ensued, and
the passengers we're greatly terrified
when tbev found on, the true atste of
e.. T...L. -. - A.. o..
Ana"'' ine sii'he eau'ou ny 'ne n'e
was suiocating. The passengers
dressed and got on deck as coon ss
possible, and with bat little appear.
ance oi panic' ne hie ohs'"a'eu III
| the cotton stored in the after IN ain
hold. Nine streams Of water were
anon working on the a ,mes. and the
-. a, al. ,L...I ,o.l
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PICK UP THR tUkviy0Rs

when the steamer Yo K Oty, attract
ed by the flames from the burning
vessel, which we're shooting up ; un
dIed feet N the air, bore down aud
with d fficulty took all hands on board.
The rttcued people wsrs ireat,d wi h
the utmost kirdress by the captain
aud crew Of the Yuik City, ana the
passengers speak viii much feeling Of
the considera n whic was acc fdsd
:, them. The York City proceeded 10
London after landing tns City oi
Montrea.'s Bassergefs d crew a.
Q1eenstowH. The suryiyors are unan-
imous In declari gthat toe officers and
c'ew Of the Cry of Mnuteal did
their duty nobly and sklliully.
The steamer WIS worth about $780,.
O00. The insulapce In not known.
The following Is tho entire caTgoe Of
the ve,eel, taken hom the m nie,t at
the genera. ofiice oi the company (:
Two ihousard and thirly.cne bales OF
cotton, 5lll b xss che, 90. 1908 boxes
bacon, 575 boxts canned goods, 200
tieices lard, lS0 tierces pork, 100 hall
bsueIs tongues, 30 half barrels ard
I'll, 1880 bsTrels lubricAtiDg oil, 45 bar.
Tels cntton ed oil, 80 b gihe-dn %.
blcco, 78 half hogBheaCs tobafco, SO IS
bags copper matte, 10 0 Tags ADur, 1900
shook, 4l8l slavts, SO barrels beti,
4S3 tubs butter, 0 barrels hog blsdders,
337 pzcksges merchandise aud 80
empty barrels.
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the CITY oF MONTREAL

was not used for first clfss travel. She
hsd made Ia v. yasee Capt Land
has been In the ser Ice Of the line Tor
twenty five years or more. He is con.
sideIed Jne OF th meet eartful Of
transatlantic captains. NJ one here
hiss any idea how The aamea orlgi.
mated.
Tbs boats were eight in number and
consisted Of four lie boats a1d fur
pinnscee. Those were launched and
stocked With provisions. The Il mes
sproud with gIta hsrcsress and he
,fJrts 10 quench them were soon
found futile. At 8 o'c ock In the
mnfning the pa.aeuVsra were mar
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Bill promptly ordered the offender to
leave, and he as promptly left or was
shot at sight.
A cowboy on "tear" was warned to
cease his riotous merry-making, and he
always did it at once or tumbled from his
pony little later with an ugly hole in
his carcass. Was fight in progress the
word that Wild Bill was coming quelled
1t as speedily as the falling of the roof
upon the combatants would have done.
Bills method was to shoot first and in
quire into the matter afterward, and, as
an enforcer of border law, he was sue
cess.
Soon outrages upon law and decency
were remarkably scarce and personal
safety was guaranteed to all. And the
entire change in the morals of Abilene
was due to this one bold fearless man.
Then the building of the railroad
further into the cattle country caused
the cattle trade to depart from Abilene,
and, with it, went the remainder of the
lawless classes. Finding his occupation
gone, Wild Bill departed also. He was
afterward killed by the desperate Jack
Mccall
Abilene had received such an impetus
from the cattle trade that it suffered but
slight relapse of it's prosperity, and, a
few years later, was booming onward to
the enviable position it now occupies.
Tom P. MORGAN.
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LUNCHEON.
Beef Balls.
Corn Cakes.
Potato Salad.
Bread and Butter.
Crackers and Cheese.
Lemon Cream Toast.
Wilbur's Cocoatina.

BEEF BALLs.-Chopc cold corned beef evenly
and quite fine; put into saucepan cup of
drawn butter, having for its foundation
some of the liquor in which the meat was
boiled, favored by stewing a little chopped
onion in it, then straining it out before add
ing great spoonful of butter rolled in one
of Drowned flour; while hot stir in two
beaten eggs, then the minced beef. Season with
pepper only if the beef is well sailed stir all
over the fire (there should be about two cup
fuls of the chopped meat until very hot
set away to get cold and stiff; make into
round balls about an inch and half in
diameter; roll in beaten egg, then in pounded
cracker, and fry in boiling fat. Drain and
dish.
CORN CAKEs.-Chop the contents of can
of corn Gf you cannot get fresh green corn)
quite fine; beat into it a tablespoonful of
metti butter, teaspoonful of sugar, three
eggs, a cup of milk with two tablespoonful
of prepared flour, half teaspoonful of salt,
and little pepper. Mix well and fry on a
griddle, as you would buckwheat or flannel
cakes. Send in relays to table, as they should
be eaten hot.
PoTATo SALAD.-Two cups of boiled po-
tato, mealy and white, rubbed through a
colander and left to get cold, half cupful
of white cabbage, shredded fine with sharp
knife and criss-cross with the same-chop-
ping would bruise 1.-two tablespoonful of
celery shred in the same way, yolks of two
hard-boiled eggs, rubbed to a powder; toss
all together with silver fork and pour this
dressing over it: Yolks of two eggs, beaten
smooth, one tablespoonful of melted butter,
one teaspoonful of sugar and the same Of
corn starch, half spoonful each of salt and
mustard and a very little cayenne, liberal
half cupful of vinegar; heat the vinegar and
pour upon the yolks, sugar, butter and sea-
soning, well beaten together; wet the corn
starch with water and stir into the mixture;
cook all, stirring constantly, two minutes, or
until it thickens, then whip with silver
fork into the potato salad. Set aside until
very cold
LEMON CREAM ToAsT.-Rounds of stale
bakers bread, crustless, and cut out with the
top of baking powder box or tin cake cut
ter; one pint of milk, half cup of sugar
three eggs, grated peel of half a lemon, three
tablespoonfuls of prepared flour; make a
thin batter of the milk, eggs, sugar and flour
season with lemon peel, dip each round of
bread in this, coating both sides, and fry in
boiling lard; heap on hot platter, spread
ing each piece with sauce made by whip
ping a cup of powdered sugar to cream with
the juice of large lemon and tablespoon
full of warmed butter. Pass cocoatina with it.
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The Austrian Repeating Rifle.

In Austria Hungary the question whether
retaining the old bore of eleven millimeters
point to which much importance is attached.
Last Sunday a weekly paper was contiscated
for having spoken deprecatingly of the new
Mannlicher rifles, and now the semi-otficial
Hungarian Correspondence says that the diff
culties regarding the bore in question are
well-nigh overcome. totally new con-
struction has been found. which may be ap-
piled without the use of the new powder.
The ReSther Lloyd peremptorily asks whether
the Mannlicher rifles are to be looked upon
as temporary, or whether their introduction
has been definitely settled. Questions put
in the Hungarian Fart of the empire usually
h bssf, %, chance OF being aFswered.-L0'd0''